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An exploration and discussion of how we, as astrologers, can use our abilities to first 'do no harm' and for the good of all.
In this messy and unpredictable world, the heavens remain as an orderly metronome, helping us keep time with our lived experience as humans. We rely on the sky to rise and set, wax and wane, and appear retrograde and direct. We have always counted on the planets, Sun, and Moon. Astrologers have a meaningful role, interpreting the messages of the heavens for those who can’t do so themselves. This presentation will be a conversation among astrologers to ponder our place in these times.
Includes: video recording (2:37:00), audio recording (2:37:00) and handout. You will be provided with a link to download the video from Vimeo.
Please note:We at ATI normally like to edit these recordings to remove any technical issues. We haven't had the capacity to edit this recording yet. We plan to edit the video and replace this one later.
An exploration and discussion of how we, as astrologers, can use our abilities to first 'do no harm' and for the good of all.
In this messy and unpredictable world, the heavens remain as an orderly metronome, helping us keep time with our lived experience as humans. We rely on the sky to rise and set, wax and wane, and appear retrograde and direct. We have always counted on the planets, Sun, and Moon. Astrologers have a meaningful role, interpreting the messages of the heavens for those who can’t do so themselves. This presentation will be a conversation among astrologers to ponder our place in these times.
Includes: video recording (2:37:00), audio recording (2:37:00) and handout. You will be provided with a link to download the video from Vimeo.
Please note:We at ATI normally like to edit these recordings to remove any technical issues. We haven't had the capacity to edit this recording yet. We plan to edit the video and replace this one later.